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We're transforming how we offer HR and finance services across the University.

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Increasing visibility and raising awareness: this year's theme is Science and Innovation.
We're proud to have been named Community University of the Year by The Mail University Guide 2026, in celebration of our annual York Festival of Ideas.
Find out how we support staff and students affected by crisis and conflict, and how members of our community can help.

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3 February 2026

Campus Safety will be hosting a free BikeRegister drop-in on Friday 13 February, 10am to 3pm, on the patio area between the Students’ Union and James Hall (Campus West), in partnership with North Yorkshire Police and York Cycle Campaign.

2 February 2026

This year, National Apprenticeship Week runs from Monday 9 to Sunday 15 February with the theme 'Skills for Life'. We’re pleased to take this opportunity to celebrate our apprenticeship programmes, and the many success stories they create.

2 February 2026

Race Equality Week (Monday 2 to Sunday 8 February) is a UK-wide initiative aimed at uniting organisations and individuals in addressing barriers to race equality in the workplace.

2 February 2026

Every February, LGBTQ+ History Month aims to increase the visibility of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people and raise awareness of the community's history, lives and experiences in education, culture, and society.

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Stay current on the status of key services and facilities at York, request repairs and stay informed about campus disruptions.

Log a repair, ask for something to be moved or check building maintenance requests.
Find out about any disruptions caused by building work on campus, so you can better plan your journey.
Check for any service issues or planned maintenance works related to IT, estates and the Library.
Staff celebrate after completing our charity walking challenge, the Great York Walk, which takes place in May every year and raises thousands of pounds for mental health projects.

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Discover opportunities to socialise, share your interests and connect with colleagues from across the University.

Options include joining sports teams, going to concerts, attending open lectures and getting involved in volunteering. 

You can also explore our work culture and the behaviours that underpin our Community Without Limits framework.

Find out more about our York for Life network and how you can use it to search for alumni in specific fields, promote or join events or advertise jobs, whether paid or volunteer roles.

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"When we open our minds, listen to each other and learn from each other, that’s a good start to build an inclusive environment for everyone." 

Kai Evangeline Tsao, Equality and Diversity Coordinator

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Veera posing by Central Hall, as featured on the #yorpaws Slack channel. Photo by Minna Lehtinen.

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